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Aahana Nag sentenced for spray-paint attack on Peter Dutton’s office during election campaign

“This was an act of resistance, and Peter Dutton does not support us”

Victoria’s Budget Bombshell: Up to 3,000 Jobs Axe and Debt Soars to $194 Billion

The Community and Public Sector Union labelled the public service cuts “a disgrace,” arguing the $3.3 billion savings target is unrealistic

Australia pledges $5.7 million to strengthen Fiji’s HIV response and healthcare services

The funding will bolster disease surveillance, testing, and vital community-led prevention and treatment initiatives, marking a significant step in Australia’s ongoing support for Fiji’s health sector.

India launches upgraded OCI portal with user-friendly features to connect with diaspora

"The new features will include improved functionality, enhanced security, and a user-friendly experience.”

RBA slashes rates below 4% – find out how much you’ll save on your mortgage

Businesses report that weak demand limits their ability to pass on cost increases, and labour market indicators remain mixed

Nationals walk away from Coalition deal, but leave door open for future

Despite the breakdown, David Littleproud said the door remained open to rekindling the Coalition before the next election.

Netanyahu hits out at West, including Australia, for ‘rewarding Hamas’, rejects ceasefire push

Calling the conflict a “war of civilisation over barbarism,” Netanyahu insisted that Israel would continue to defend itself “by just means until total victory is achieved.”

Devastated family mourns ‘gentle soul’ killed in crash as truck driver granted bail

The truck driver, a 33-year-old man from Salisbury Plain, and the 69-year-old driver of the Holden SUV from Meadows, were both airlifted to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Microsoft Teams allegedly collected students’ biometrics without NSW education department knowing

The department had previously encouraged educators to “unlock the potential of Microsoft Teams in your classroom”.

AFP wraps up operation Australis25 after keeping election campaign safe and secure

In total, over 600 AFP members provided round-the-clock protective security, committing more than 43,000 hours to the operation.

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Indian man who converted from Hinduism to Christianity fails asylum bid, tribunal finds no real risk of harm back home

Tribunal found that the applicant could safely relocate within India, including to major cities such as Delhi or Mumbai, where there was no evidence of ongoing threat.

Trump ‘not happy’ with Australia as Albanese insists ‘nothing has changed’ on Strait of Hormuz stance

Albanese reiterated that Australia’s position had not changed despite repeated assertions from Washington.

Pauline Hanson’s candidate tightens grip on SA seat as missing ballots increase One Nation victory margin

Chantelle Thomas had initially been declared the winner by just 58 votes. However, the inclusion of the previously uncounted papers increased her margin to 73–74 votes over Liberal candidate Tania Stock.
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